T13 Action Figure Set, 6PCS T 13 Robot Action Figure Titan 13 3D Printed Toys Articulated, for Modeling Enthusiasts Etc Birthday Gifts & Children's Day Gifts for Kids 5-8 Years Old（Assembly Required）

As some have stated, the instructions leave a bit to be desired, but not too hard to figure out. (Some parts are labeled incorrectly, and a couple points just imply you put parts together, but doesn't show in which orientation.) After assembling one, I had it down and then started putting them all together. Which I didn't intend to do, as they'll be stocking stuffers and my son will want to build them himself. So I ordered more! The joints hold firm in every one (some reviews say the joints were loose), and they hold poses well. I ended up ordering some for myself, too! I'm gonna use polymer clay to make some various armor and accessories. I dig these things a lot! Super cool!

Difficult to put together the directions MAKE NO SENSE AND MISSING PIECES OR THE DIRECTIONS ARE MAKING STUFF UP AND IT LOOKS LIKE IM MISSING PIECES. Just buy them put together already.

These chairs are very nice. Great purchase!

A couple pieces have broke already and there are no spare parts if that happens. Also assembly was horrible, our fingers hurt by the time all were put together. Gteat idea but it would be nice if they were made out of a more durable plastic

I bought these for my great nephew, and he absolutely loves them. he takes them apart and then rebuilds them the wat he wants. great toys great buy. highly recommend this toy. it sparks the imagination. he like them so much we had to buy a second pack.

These are fun. They are not assembled at all, which for us was part of the appeal, so you can interchange the parts and colors and do whatever you want with them once you get the general idea of how they go together.I recommend getting a tackle box or some kind of container to organize, if you've got a kid that is into assembling and disassembling things. These are basically robot legos. They aren't very tall, don't let the pics fool you, they don't stand taller than an ink pen, but they really are neat little dudes.If you struggle with dexterity or following instructions with tiny pieces, this isn't for you.If whoever these are for is apt to put things in their mouths or leave their toys about, this is not the toy for them.They come apart with minimal effort (they stay together well, just come apart easily, if that makes sense) and you'll end up with a 3D Robot boneyard strewn about your abode.If you're into spending long periods of time on something your kid is going to destroy? This is a 5/5.I enjoyed making them, they are fun to pose and leave in weird places in the house and the little weapons serve them and our house mice well in battle, although I haven't decided if alliances have been formed or they're continuing their feud from the 2024 Battle of the PopCorn Tin. It was a bloodbath.I've found three hands, a tiny glock, and what I think was a knee cap adorning dog turds in the yard at some point or another since Christmas. I think they might make up with flavor for what they lack in digestibility because otherwise WHY are they jutting from turds like the end of Terminator 2, but I digress... they are cool little guys.

My son loved these however the directions need to be a little more clear as to how you put them together

The media could not be loaded. My grandsons loved them. They like to make stop motion movies. They also “appear “ sticking to the fridge